Non-Typical Solutions

While we talk about all this moisture this is going on in Colorado...... https://www.kktv.com/2023/03/30/brush-fire-prompts-evacuations-park-county-neighborhood-thursday/

No pun intended but I'm in deep water over this because we cancelled a trip earlier this year!!!

Sickening......on the brighter side my brother got two more inches of snow in Tropic Utah last night so......more water...........

Edge you didn't get the memo.....they turned those spigots off because of COVID......just messing......I am pretty tired of everything being about Californicated.......they make the worst decisions about every dam thing possible!!!

I am thankful for those willing to charge into harms way and prayers for those who lost loved ones.

And I'm trying to remember when I did see it so high but my brain gets it all jumbled up..............

It has been there before but it is a site and it doesn't happen often................

I've been in the same discussion......and one thing....if I died saving a kids life then maybe the man upstairs would take away all my bad marks? And at least I know that I am putting up a fight against that POS......just a thought, but one that can't be taken lightly from any angle.

I agree, that fight or flight is tremendous accountability. Here at Snowflake high we have two teachers that are ex-cops and openly pack at our high school. It seems like a small investment for a greater cause. When I think about high fences and walls it makes me sad because I don't want my students to feel like they are in a prison.

What is your honest take on the idea of having trained teachers with a permit to carry on campus? I realize it opens a can of worms but I go through all kinds of "new" training for all kinds of things......and I'm not talking about every teacher but just a couple? Maybe? Watching that video makes me realize even more how important my classes are to me and how I would go through h3ll to keep them safe..........

People don't own guns.....guns own people.........I kinda knew the clip was gonna end up there....

I had to google this..........my wife claims she can remember snow in October on her birthday in Snowflake and according to google...........and I realize that Colorado temps are different that Az but interesting for sure. What was the earliest snowfall in Flagstaff? This is a list of the earliest and latest times in the year when snow was recorded in Flagstaff, Arizona. It is based on NOAA data from the years 1893–2023. What's the Earliest it has Snowed in Flagstaff? The earliest in the season it has snowed in Flagstaff, Arizona is September 19 which happened in 1965.

Talking about snowpack up north! Interesting info!

Interesting Pete and I tried night cat fishing there one night! I really enjoy fishing but not really that good at it! We froze our butts off 😩😂

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My wife and I newly married moved to Flagstaff in 83, I was working for Anderson cabinet shop full time while attending NAU! A local that was working with me there asked me why I always had a boat hooked up and where I was going! I told him we were fishing Lake Mary every day after work! He looked at me and politely stated,”There are no dam fish in Lake Mary!” Pike and Walleye!!! 😂😂😂

We picked up a fast skiff this morning!!!

It ain’t something to mess with!!!

Crazy numbers!!!

Any locals on here that have seen this before....I remember hearing about CV flooding just wondering in comparison......that is rough. Back in the day I remember as a kid going with my Dad to Duncan and shoveling silt out of the Merrell store and some of the concrete ditches on the farms..........

That does sound pretty sketch!!!